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How to replace the car battery on a Renault Megane RS

We show you how to replace the car battery on a Renault Megane RS

Author - Lawrence Minnie
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Power up!

The Renault Megane RS is the flagship model from the French automaker. With flair, style and performance in droves, the RS is the consummate track toy. 

Related: Renault Megane R.S. Cup (2020) review: How the French lost the war.

What to do though when the battery power begins to fade, and you can no longer power all those track focused gizmo's? You will need to a fit a new car battery, and we can show you how to do that right at home.

 

You will need:

  • Replacement battery of correct size and amperage
  • 10mm socket or wrench

 

 

Let's get it done

 

1. Open the bonnet

 

2. Locate the battery

 

3. Remove the negative battery terminal

 

4. Remove the positive battery terminal

 

5. Remove the hold down bracket

 

6. Replace battery

 

 

7. Assemble in reverse order

 

Author - Lawrence Minnie

Written by Lawrence Minnie

Lawrence has been involved with motorsports for almost 30 years. Whether it's two wheels or four, if it has an engine, he will try to race it. This love of motor vehicles has led him to ride, drive, film, photograph, and write about his passion. Freelance for a while but now a permanent fixture on the AutoTrader team for over 7 years, Lawrence contributes written, photographic, and video content for AutoTrader and AutoTrader Bikes.Read more

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